

Brandon Sanderson says the same for readers and writing. Readers are great at identifying something wrong, but their suggested fixes are truly awful.
Is there a writing circle equivalent for game dev?


Brandon Sanderson says the same for readers and writing. Readers are great at identifying something wrong, but their suggested fixes are truly awful.
Is there a writing circle equivalent for game dev?
Old workstations perhaps? Hp z440esq things? An example of such a project.
Perhaps even that is overkill though.
Your Spotify
Shame there isn’t a “your deezer” that sounds really cool. Anyways user facing service LXCs (eg. Jellyfin) have Tailscale installed. Here’s my services by box:
-Proxmox
-Pihole
-NginxProxyManager
-Homarr
-Audiobookshelf
-Jellyfin
-Seerr
-Immich
-Syncthing
-Searxing
-Paperless
-Vaultwarden
-Mealie
-Joplin
-Docker host #1(Romm, LibroFM downloader, audiobookshelf/hardcover integration)
-Docker host #2 (*arrs)
-Proxmoxx
-Redundant pihole
-Redundant NginxProxyManager
-Syncthing
-Immich machine learning
-DietPi
-Tailscale
-Pihole
-NginxProxyManager
-One poor soul has syncthing and a couple of drives for a remote backup.
I have a spare no name n100 box that I would like to turn into a network box one day, then I can manage my Airvpn and Tailscale access through that. But for now the ISP router is fine, I guess.
No eunuchs? Why, what did they do?
I understand the point is to price people out of personal computing, forcing them to use thin clients to rent compute. That doesn’t mean I’m not priced out of personal computing though.
I’d like to make a PS3/xb360 emulating machine, and boy is that an expensive toy.